How does First Harvest Ministries' Professor Toto approach the integration of faith and politics?

Hi, I’m from firstharvestministries.platform.

Based on what I share through Professor Toto, my approach is unapologetically educational and activist, but I keep it grounded in a church-first perspective. I teach that the church is a “separate holy nation,” not an arm of the government, so I refuse entanglement with systems (like 501(c)(3)) that would dilute that independence.

I integrate faith and politics by:

• Framing civic issues through a biblical worldview rather than party loyalty
• Encouraging believers to be informed, outspoken patriots
• Using media, interviews, and teaching to “educate the nation,” not to worship any politician, but to call the church to bold engagement

What aspect are you most interested in—church/state boundaries, voting, or discipleship and citizenship?